This document provides steps for setting up Eclipse and the Android SDK to develop Android applications. It outlines downloading and installing the Java JDK, Eclipse, the Android SDK, and the ADT plugin. It then describes configuring the Android SDK in Eclipse preferences and using the SDK and AVD Manager to create emulators and Android Virtual Devices.

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2. Steps Preparing Your Development Computer – Java JDK Downloading the SDK Starter Package – Eclipse / Andorid Installing the ADT Plugin for Eclipse Setup Android SDK and add ADT plug-in from Eclipse The others

3. Setup Eclipse before The Eclipse IDE requires that a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) be installed on your machine to run. If you want to using Android SDK manager installer Java JDK was need.

4. Setup Eclipse Recommend to setup Eclipse Galileo Packages, you can plug-in the UML2 from Eclipse help menu to add it. After download then decompress it into folder which you want, but recommend to C: or D: root, like as C:clipse Click dash line to download

5. Setup Android SDK If you're already using the Android SDK, you should update to the latest tools or platform using the Android SDK and AVD Manager. Download Android SDK If used zip file, decompress it into C:or D:root, like as: C:ndroid-sdk-windows or D:ndroid-sdk-windows

6. Android SDK and AVD Manager The Android SDK and AVD Manager's Available Packages panel, which shows the SDK components that are available for you to download into your environment.

7. Get ADT Plugin for Eclipse Android Development Tools (ADT) is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE that is designed to give you a powerful, integrated environment in which to build Android applications. ADT extends the capabilities of Eclipse to let you quickly set up new Android projects, create an application UI, add components based on the Android Framework API, debug your applications using the Android SDK tools, and even export signed (or unsigned) .apkfiles in order to distribute your application. Download ADT 10.0.1(March 2011) to folder under your PC, don’t decompress it.

8. Startup Eclipse Recommend to created a shortcut on desktop for eclipse. Double click eclipse icon from setup folder.

9. Add ADT plugin into Eclipse Click Help on Menu bar and click Install New Software…

10. Install dialog Click Add… button, and type ADT at Name column then click Archive button to choice you have downloaded ADT plugin form your save folder.

11. Install Click Nameicon to click  to  Then click theNext > button

12. Install Install Detailsfor ADT contents. ClickNext > button

13. Install ReviewLicenses Click Iagree Click Finish

14. Installing Software

15. After Eclipse restart Click Window from Menu bar to check Android SDK and AVD manager

16. Eclipse Preferences of Android SDK Click Window from Menu bar to choice Preferences

17. Preferences Android setting ChoiceAndroid from left side Click Browseto assignAndroid SDKfolder

18. Startup Android SDK from Eclipse Click Window from Menu bar to startup Android SDK and AVD manager

19. Startup Android SDK from Eclipse

20. Create an AVD from Android SDK Click New button

21. View emulator Change display size from 3 to 6

22. Others For Eclipse and Android

23. Android AppInventor Creating an App Inventor app begins in your browser, where you design how the app will look. Then, like fitting together puzzle pieces, you set your app's behavior. All the while, through a live connection between your computer and your phone, your app appears on your phone. Download Android App Inventor windows version

24. Eclipse Babel Project Downloads Babel Language Packs 0.8.1 are now available! Translations in all languages for all projects in Babel up to December 11th, 2010 are included in 0.8.1. Unzip the Babel language packs into the Eclipse installation folder. If your operation system is set to the same locale as the language packs, then just launch Eclipse.

25. Eclipse SDK 4.0 Not support to setup Android ADT Eclipse SDK 4.0 is the next generation platform for building Eclipse-based tools and rich client desktop applications. This new release makes it easier for developers to develop and assemble applications and tools based on the Eclipse platform. The 4.0 release is for early adopters that want to test backwards compatibility and migrate their plug-ins and RCP applications. We expect Eclipse end users will adopt a future release of Eclipse 4.x. http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse4/ Eclipse SDK I20110407-2200-win32.zip

26. Eclipse Modeling Tools This modeling package contains a collection of Eclipse Modeling Project components, including EMF, GMF, MDT XSD/OCL/UML2, M2M, M2T, and EMFT elements. It includes a complete SDK, developer tools and source code. Note that the Modeling package includes some incubating components, as indicated by feature numbers less than 1.0.0 on the feature list.